Acts 24
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Acts 24:2-9

2AndG1161 when heG846 was called forthG2564, TertullusG5061 beganG756 to accuseG2723 him, sayingG3004, Seeing that byG1223 theeG4675 we enjoyG5177 greatG4183 quietnessG1515, andG2532 that very worthy deedsG2735 are doneG1096 to thisG5129 nationG1484 byG1223 thyG4674 providenceG4307, 3We acceptG588 it alwaysG3839, andG2532 in all placesG3837, most nobleG2903 FelixG5344, withG3326 allG3956 thankfulnessG2169. 4HoweverG1161, thatG3363 I mayG4119 notG3363G1909 be furtherG4119 tediousG1465 to theeG4571, I beseechG3870 theeG4571 that thou wouldest of thyG4674 clemencyG1932 hearG191 usG2257 a few wordsG4935. 5ForG1063 we have foundG2147 thisG5126 manG435 a pestilentG3061 fellow, andG2532 a moverG2795 of seditionG4714 among allG3956 the JewsG2453 throughoutG2596 the worldG3625, andG5037 a ringleaderG4414 of the sectG139 of the NazarenesG3480: 6WhoG3739 alsoG2532 hath gone aboutG3985 to profaneG953 the templeG2411: whomG3739 we tookG2902, andG2532 wouldG2309 have judgedG2919 accordingG2596 to ourG2251 lawG3551. 7ButG1161 the chief captainG5506 LysiasG3079 cameG3928, and withG3326 greatG4183 violenceG970 tookG520 him out ofG1537 ourG2257 handsG5495, 8CommandingG2753 hisG846 accusersG2725 to comeG2064 toG1909 theeG4571: by examiningG350G3844 whomG3739 thou thyselfG846 mayestG1410 take knowledgeG1921 ofG4012 allG3956 these thingsG5130, of whichG3739 weG2249 accuseG2723 himG846. 9AndG1161 the JewsG2453 alsoG2532 assentedG4934, sayingG5335 that these thingsG5023 wereG2192 soG3779.

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